Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

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Il A fspaF4 fenen kts cammi1tse .
ruie9 and eElEm On TIE irlnt raa1sMtia
| fer ne halliday adiauEnnnen1. provoke
Anothez vaszflAiing dehzAe ard ahiztln
aetinn snch az hza chaEasfsRfMna fha a
tlre seA9Aen and abeuFhed q large pre
/ pnFsinn af The slme Of ths H0naa. Fh
s0mmlktse resommanded nn adienFr
meat kEpm thu 50 70 tha S1sk ins1.
Knapp wantNd % knsw whE thl
reonmmendnkinu h24 been n48e b 81
cemmiitne. and Payne, nhaiR1nnn, Il
plied asEssig thas il vas simply haeann
tie o0mmizkae Ghoaahk proper.
The resolution wan amenaHd aa Rad
tsum DeeszubeF I'd 30 January Ash, an
tbs amendment ad0pled sina sere. The
1 tie roll waa sailed On Ghe passage us III
xeEo1assnn a. amended, End What kal
been naopsed with 3 xiRaxous aye
and only exposed by g fBw HakeTfnS
noes WA8 nn@s under fhe eali Of fnds
yl1nAa naznes. advocated hy mlnnKisI
o. fAleeEsna ~ayea sad opnoaed inasilj
~ ma1e15t7 Of snoe "a AxN y
sooner btsn announced that the resnlu
lion wns loei, however, shan Fao0nsid
eraftcn wns moved ana caKxted. II wal
shen aznended. "a Hnmass m0tion, ID
0eDan OF the eastern members, 20 allow
them 20 ges home By Saturday, tbs day
eefnfe Gagialnae, To read 1Fom Decem.
neK u 20 January 2, and 20 parsed
unanlm1usEy-savs fer CEaxkss ssno.n
Tie committee On rules and order
asked Ter more time 20 report with new
RaI1a nnd Is vas granted.
a4F. Mumea, tor eh0 eomnlitseA on cor
p0rationay reported houae bill No. 68 as
sufseaknie for GabeRs oounnii bill No.
l-Eepaaling chs grows earnings Law.
Iho Aill ia he gross earnings tax bill In
ali respects as applied % th6 road bed
and rolling stock Of the railroad com
pantes, tha provisions for the taxaki0n
OF al ether property bsl0nHinQ to such
Being IL tha frat two 80.
ti0nss which read a. follows
Section /. That both real end personal
property Of afi railroad companies aitn-
atsd and being within the ifrnifs Of this
territory shall be assessed and taxed 60
hereinafter provided.
6sosion 2, ALI lands, lots, whsxres,
docks. waaerfronss, and ali othsr real
also all steamboats,, sailing
vessels and all wafer craft OF whaiso.
syaK kind or character, and all cher
property situated Ia this serFikory be-
l0nRing 20 any Railroad company o. cor
poEatior. not exclusively used in the
operation OF said railroads, shall be as.
'essed and taxed on the eams basis and
u the same manRsE as the pre- -eTty Of
individuals 10 the several cennties
Ehere situated.
Il was decided th&s this bill coming
Is q substitute for another bill escaped
he necessity Of three readings. Un0n
notion II vas withnEt discussion re-
erred back 10 be printed.
DIR. Elder announced that Mr. Irwin
RaH Ill and upon his motion the gentle
nan from Wh,tman waB given q leave
Il absence until after the HOLIDAYS.
Tia following bills we're introduced
nd read the first time:
No. 66, hF Mr. Thompson, making tie
Ia Of private seals on deeds and other |
nstrumenss IN writing unnsceasaEy to
No. 81, b. Mr. MsMnIan, anoshsr
Isneral incorporation acs Tor oities and
owns.
No. 6S. by alr. Hamss, providing that
be holding Of the office OF sheriff on
ouniy treasurer for two successive |
eEms ditqaalifes for holding either |
gain
No. 60. BY Mr. Thompson, ameadine
cotton S27, chapter 50 Of the code deEln- |
M the crime Of burglary Ead making
include the breaking into churches,
to-, TO meet the case developed in Ia |
Ioma and reported from there. Mr..
Thompson read 9 communication from |
District Attorney Conner explaining tbs |
xigency and asked precedence for she |
I'LL. The bill lxes tbs maximum pea
Ilty toF burglary, Imprisonment for life. !
No. 20. By Mr.. Baker, providing that |
be ewnexs of domestic animals ahalI |
- responsible for their ceproaatious,
nd that tho county commissioners mas |
Idvcrtise such animsts sa may be l
Ill0Wed 10 fun at large.
No. II, By Mr.. Thompson, providing |
hat no bill or claim Tor IlQeoFs sold ia /
aas quantities than one gallon can be /
aftaF the CONSUMER leaves the i
leaieEss premises.
A message from she Council an.
bounced that that body refused 20 con
az 10 che Hoass amendment % the |
l0uncil's iaint resolution ssndina the |
leaitensiaEy coElmittee 10 laok inso /
Mr.. Norman moved thas the Ho1sa /
essde from It's amendman8.
ME. Feliowa moved that q committee |
% o0nfsrenaa be appointed, trt this 1
vas lost. and Mr.. Nofman's motion pre- |
allied, thus limiting the dgties Of the 1
lsven prospective iunkesing members /
2 gathering dasa and repairing upon l
he penSteusiafy.
TIE speaker announced lhal a o3m-
EanicaEian bad been laid on his dsak |
lanei hy d. z. Ballard making certain !
IhaKRea against eextziA jcGiciai csissFs /
md asking that c3Nfassteo be ap. /
,ointed 30 invssfiRafe the ssme and /
IEked what ahouId be done with it.
NJ. Thampson asked for Attenuation. |
Z g was customary fer this hsuse to /
ske c0cnixAnce OF comEo1nieatioas Nos |
sFonght before Il hy its uasnbersf
Mr.. Humes he'd that it was noa,
Rho oprakur stated tEzs ne GfhceFs l
sfexred 10 we're federal officials and be /
aid that be wDald iaavs tha commnni-
iasi9n on the tabie unsii called up.
Beth Mr.. Hamea and Mr.. ThoInpaon i
protested. Tbs former daslarsd that |
= be did nos understand che speaker to /
present tie paper - she eonsideEation /
IL the house be did not thiEk Il shonIe |
se recoenizsa 10 ans way, that IL had |
% right on the table or the clerks desk /
Mr. Thompson said that II aay usm- |
Der Of The house would father il be
Eenld net say a word against ifa hsinR /
bnt H1lsss this was aO1e ne |
heaaht u skoasd not ks read er ad-
nilsed. hns rather thrown Ia tbs gasse |
Saaks6. He said be Gid not hslieSe that /
his house sheaid be mads TIE vehiela /
los puhlishing personal complaints os !
1'he speaker Aan6e3 tks ]
10 the elsfk ana disect- /
a hin 10 ssAl Il 40 sud address il 10 /
D. r. Ballard. This was done and tue /
aoasa adi0urns& nntlE tendsrgw.
Il mseias Be stated 10 satisfy The enEi- !
Jslky of readers naturally aroused By /
he euasoda gziatea that d. p. Ballard /
sas associated With Goia1eI McRaddsn |
d The defenss of Angus Mcl sin, fsr1d
grilfY fsw days $50 OF Essnsd.F IL tsa
sFst degTae, and aenkaneed % bo hanged.
I5okh MeFsddsn ard Ballard tried the
sase with greai enerRy, and 80 lie dis
lxies attorney claims tFisd thFDazhout
3 provoke beth sne eouFt and tha pros
seasfes 10 anQsr. MF. Ballard wsns 20
Fsr a. 10 declare 10 the snrgt ftAs he !
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